I join woofing To see different small scale farms and learn more about organic et regenerative agriculture. I need to learn as many things as I Can to build my own farm in the future

I've joined WWOOF as a way to give back some time and energy to Australia while I am travelling. I want to be able to benefit the country I will be staying in rather than just taking from it, and I am keen to get involved with local communities and experiencing the lives of local people at the same time. As I am in the food industry, if possible I would also love to experience examples of farm-to-table living, and see farms and gardens that are supporting the local food industry. I am slowly considering my own food business, and would be keen to get experience and inspiration from people and businesses who are creating food production chains. I am a big advocate of local, seasonal produce and am interested in getting more hand-on experience in the food growing side, to go alongside my kitchen food production work.

The purpose of WWOOFing is to improve my English by having conversations with Aussie families. and to learn about farming. I'm currently studying for a Bachelor's degree in Agriculture, so I hope to get real hands-on experience on a farm. I also hope to meet kind people and learn more about Aussie culture.

We live on 10 acres of waterfront on Hastings bay close to Hastings caves and thermal pool, surf beaches and the southwest wilderness. We own an old Tasmanian fishing boat which we maintain and use often for fishing and sailing. Anders is originally from Denmark and enjoys fishing, sailing, bee keeping, wood craft and building. Jane is a ceramsist and works from her home studio producing work for exhibitions, galleries and markets.She also loves gardening, bush walking cycling and sailing. We have 2 very friendly dogs living here I too ! We have a kitchen garden and small orchard and maintain about 4 acres of cleared land around the home. We enjoy visits from enthusiastic travelers willing to share our place with us. Common work here includes help with firewood, gardening, working with the bees in summer . Right now we need help in the garden, and fire wood stacking and help on our new build. Someone who likes to have a go at a bit of landscaping would be great ! We have a separate cabin/shed that accomodates a couple or a single person We enjoy a balanced healthy diet with lots of seafood! There are bikes to ride and access to a boat for fishing and exploring. We have shared bathroom facilities in our house plus a composting toilets as we are on tank water. Winter is here in Tasmania now but it is nice to go around without too many tourists!if you are keen to stay for more than a week as there are more possibilities for experiencing our place! Maybe even the Aurora 😊

I joined WWOOF because I am passionate about agriculture and eager to learn organic and sustainable farming practices that I can bring back to my community in Kenya. I work closely with small-scale farmers in the Rapogi Lwanda area, and many of them face challenges like low crop yields and limited access to modern techniques. Through WWOOF, I hope to gain hands-on experience in diverse farm settings, understand how sustainable agriculture is practiced in Australia, and apply this knowledge to help improve food security and farming methods at home. I also believe in cultural exchange, and I see WWOOF as a great opportunity to share my background while learning from others. Volunteering on a farm is not only a way to contribute but also to grow personally and professionally. I am excited to be part of a program that values learning, helping, and building global connections through agriculture.

I would like to offer my services to gain friends in the community and learn more about how we can sustainably produce food for the growing population using less resources than modern-day agriculture does. I would really like to further my experiences coming from; casual work as a gardener/bushland regenerator, a couple of organic farms in Stratheuen that try not to use chemicals but could still adopt new strategies and my studies in environmental science where Ive been particulary interested in microbiology, fermentation as a means of preservation, plant-microbe interactions and plant-human-microbe interactions with a real curiosity about how we can be healthy humans and at the same time have the lightest footprint on the planet.

Contributes to your 88 day visa. Gap Creek Farm is a small, tropical fruit orchard on 30 acres, cradled by the mountainous Cedar Bay National Park, with a river running through it. We grow rambutans, purple mangosteens, durians and more. The fruit trees and vegetable garden is organic, but not certified. Kangaroos, wild boar, rain-forest walks, swimming, fishing, beach. Currently building a tiny home. Work 4 hours. Cabin accommodation for 2. Shared meals, mixed diet. No smoking inside. Buses (Transnorth) from Cairns, Cape Tribulation and Port Douglas. Only a few km from the beach.

'Cedar Park' is a small family (Peter and his 3 children, aged 7-16 in 2022) run 4-star resort  in the upper rainforests of far north Queensland. We accommodate guests in a Gothic style lodge house and run a business making gourmet pre-prepared meals. Our acreage includes tropical fruit forest, vegetable gardens, chook pen, bees and enclosures for care & rehabilitation of rescued native animals. We are surrounded by a creek with swimming holes and NP rainforest for millions of hectares. Volunteering includes care & maintenance of gardens, lodge & animals. You will be comfortably accommodated in a room in the lodge, or in a caravan. Laundry & bedding supplied. Shared dinners, food supplied for other meals, any diet catered for. Please note my children are here part-time. NSI. Initial stay 1 night. Daily bus from Cairns or Kuranda stops 6km away. Can p/u from bus by prior arrangement.

I decided to join WWOOF Australia as a way to gain valuable experience in the field of horticulture as well as to try and learn new things. My mindset behind a decision like this is to do it while I can before I settle down and because you never know if the option will stay available. I am planning on Australia being my last wwoofing hurray before I properly figure out my own life at home. I previously wwoofed in New Zealand from December 2019 to March 2020 as well as in Canada from May 2022 to August 2022. I appreciate the affordable and personal travel experience wwoofing provides. I love knowing that I can help people who need it, and I am always striving to learn more especially when it comes to sustainable growing practices, and about our planet.

I want to join WWOOF because i like the fact that these small farmers or companies act for a better world and dont give so much about money. I also want to join WWOOF because im traveling in this beautifull country and want to give something back for the people that life here. The fact that you work on a project with people from all over the world is a reason why i wanna join WWOOF.

I want to meet new people, learn about culture and help them with their daily tasks. I would like to discover woofing and experience it for myself. This will also allow me to travel across Australia while meeting locals.

WWOOF gives us the opportunity to get in touch with the authentic life of an Australian family. We are interested in doing new things, learning about farming and get closer to the nature.

I'm looking for a way to validate my 88 days of work in order to apply for a second year visa, and what's best than doing it in a farm, with local people, and cute animals (I love all animals, big or small, furry or scaly).

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

As you can see,I love nature and animals. I think I can get great oppotunites to engage with them through the WWOOF. And also I do want to communicate with people and learn their cultures and improve my English.

WWOOF offers us a chance to explore remote parts of the country and learn about farming practices so we can apply them to our own home one day. The quiet and natural lifestyle of organic farming is a great respite from the modern 9-5, and the food we all eat is the foundation of our society so it's important to do it right. We are looking to clock in our 88 days of regional work to extend our Working Holiday Visas and stay in this beautiful country just a little bit longer.

Cowsnest' is a community farm, conservation area & wildlife refuge. Cowsnest was founded 1975 by a group people who wanted to create a place where people could come and live close to nature. The farm is a refuge for both people and animals. There are several occupied houses on the 830 acre property. There are cows, ducks, gardens, orchards, chickens, bee hives, preserving room and a wildlife sanctuary.